Licensees :
HARRIET HORN / HORNE (As THORNE 1863 & 1864) Age 65 in 1871	1859 - 1872
Monday 10th December 1860 - Fine 5s for having house open at illegal hours and persons within.
Monday, 19th March 1862 - Fine of 10s for having house open at 11:45 a.m. on the previous day, with 6 persons drinking within.
September 1862 - Fined 5s for having house open at illegal hours - see opposite.
Monday 24th November 1862 - Fine of 5s and costs for having people in the house, the previous day, drinking at illegal hours.
21st December 1863 - Fined 10s and costs, or in default 21 days hard labour, for allowing her house to be open on Sunday 20th December during Divine Service.
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JOHN ROBERTS	*1875
FREDERICK TUCK	*1881 - 1901
JOHN ROBERTS	by 1903
MARY ANN ELLEN ROBERTS	20.06.1913
MARY ALLEN MEDE (married) (Charles Mede in directories 1921, 1922, 1925 & 1929, but perhaps traded under the licence held by his wife)	08.06.1920
ALBERT BERRY	16.05.1933
GEORGE WILLIAM NICHOLS	15.05.1934
SIDNEY WILLIAM BUCKLE	10.12.1940
HARRY BURGESS	12.12.1944
LEONARD HENRY RICHARDSON	23.10.1945
SIDNEY CLEMENTS	03.04.1951 to closure 1957

Charles Mede at the door?
Although not seen in licence registers, his name appears on the building and in trade directories during 1920's.
Image thanks to Colin Tooke.

Harriet Horn applied for a full licence Tuesday 6th September 1859 but did not attend the magistrates hearing and so it was refused.

The Norfolk Chronicle of 20th September 1862 reported that Elizabeth Horn, of the General Windham beerhouse, was ordered to put 5s in the poor box for having the house open on Sunday 14th September, during divine service, with persons drinking within.

it was reported that the licensee of the WYMONDHAM TAVERN, Nettle Hill, was warned Thursday 27th August 1874, that unless the house was better conducted, the licence would be withheld the next year.

Also found as the GENERAL WINDHAM.

The Chief Constable objected to licence renewal Friday 18th February 1938.

Closed for the duration of WWII according to a letter dated 01.10.1940.
Reopened 25.08.1945.